On Wednesday, May 18th at 7pm, local writer and poet and former publisher of The Sun Chronicle, Oreste P. D’Arconte, will read in its entirety and discuss his 24-page short story, “One Way Dead End.” This story was published earlier this year in the pulp fiction anthology, “Murder Ink”. The book is a collection of 13 stories written by […]
Looking to get out and about and shake off the winter like weather? Have we got a deal for you! Thanks to the generosity of the Friends of the Attleboro Public Library, the library now has even more great discount passes to museums and parks in the area. Check out these BRAND NEW passes: Boston by […]
May 4th might be a normal day for most patrons, but for some in our galaxy, it holds a significant second meaning…Star Wars fans know this day as Star Wars Day , as a pun to the Jedi salutation “May the Force Be with You.” The phrase “May the Fourth be with you” seemed to […]
May is Mental Health Awareness month and the Attleboro Public Library is hosting several displays around the building to bring awareness to mental health issues. There is a great deal of stigma surrounding mental health, the APL wants to open a dialogue by providing information about mental health, and the stories of people touched by […]
In honor of all those whose lives were taken or forever changed during the Holocaust, the United States Congress established Days of Remembrance. Each year across the country groups come together to remember victims and survivors as well as educate young people on the many lessons learned from this unimaginable event in our history. This […]
